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Case studies

Illustrative scenarios. Clearly labeled.

We don't publish customer results we can't show you. These are simulations built from realistic company profiles, so you can see exactly how WERISCO would behave, without pretending it already did.

01 · ManufacturingIllustrative scenario

A late casting order, caught before the housings ran out.

Industrial pumps · $80M revenue · 2 plants · 4,200 SKUs

Exposure
$126K
Cost of action
$4.2K
Without a control tower
  • Supplier delay found when kit was incomplete
  • Line idled two shifts
  • Customers informed after the promise date
With WERISCO
  • Late casting PO ranked first: 3 days of cover, arrival in 9
  • Evidence on one line: stock, usage, cover, dates
  • The team chose to expedite part of the order and resequence
02 · Food & BeverageIllustrative scenario

A late jar order, seen before the promotion started.

Chilled desserts · $55M revenue · 1 plant · 2 DCs

Exposure
$82K
Cost of action
$6.8K
Without a control tower
  • Promotion lift taken at face value
  • Jar supplier risk unknown
  • Post-promo excess written down
With WERISCO
  • Jar PO flagged: jars run out before the order arrives
  • Below-reorder-point list sorted by days of cover
  • The team secured jar allocation and capped promo volume
03 · DistributionIllustrative scenario

One SKU list, two DCs, $38K of imbalance.

MRO distributor · $150M revenue · 3 DCs · 28,000 SKUs

Exposure
$38K
Cost of action
$1.1K
Without a control tower
  • Columbus long, Dallas short on 214 SKUs
  • Reactive express transfers
  • Replenishment PO still open
With WERISCO
  • Dallas items below reorder point, shortest cover first
  • Columbus value above target shown item by item
  • The team moved stock on the weekly consolidation

Company profiles are fictional composites. Figures are simulations for illustration, not outcomes achieved by a named customer.

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